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Below are USA Today January 24, 2019 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: by Fred Piscop
Across
| Ballet leaps | JETES |
| Box with a partner | SPAR |
| Picnic discards | COBS |
| Letter-shaped fastener | UBOLT |
| Infantry weapon of old | PIKE |
| Port of North Africa | ORAN |
| Lord’s Prayer request | DAILYBREAD |
| Kid-lit brute | OGRE |
| Olive of cartoons | OYL |
| Pinocchio, famously | LIAR |
| Turkey’s second-largest city | ANKARA |
| Expensively decorated | GILT |
| Totally exhausted | DRAINED |
| Suffering from laryngitis, perhaps | HOARSE |
| One-inch putt, say | GIMME |
| “Snowy” bird | EGRET |
| Any of several won by “The Producers” | TONY |
| Like a wrung-out towel | DAMP |
| Gill openings | SLITS |
| Refinery input | ORE |
| Roberts of ABC News | COKIE |
| Penn of “Milk” | SEAN |
| Street ___ (respect, slangily) | CRED |
| Archaeological dig sites | RUINS |
| Emmy or 31-Across | AWARD |
| Fridge decoration | MAGNET |
| Risk or Stratego | WARGAME |
| Trig or calc | MATH |
| Not at all agreeable | AVERSE |
| River of Leeds | AIRE |
| Collected splinters, so to speak | SAT |
| Fill beyond full | SATE |
| The devil | OLDSCRATCH |
| One of a rotated set | TIRE |
| Home run distance units | FEET |
| Make rhapsodic | ELATE |
| Musk of SpaceX | ELON |
| Boggy areas | FENS |
| Like pea-soup fog | DENSE |
Down
| Black belt’s art | JUDO |
| Site with Daily Deals | EBAY |
| Break one’s back | TOIL |
| Right-angle bend | ELL |
| Salon staffers | STYLISTS |
| Jack who avoided fat | SPRAT |
| Place to dock or stroll | PIER |
| Letters before an alias | AKA |
| Force under Stalin | REDARMY |
| Bakery mix that’s sometimes eaten raw | COOKIEDOUGH |
| Instrument prominent in Deep Purple’s music | ORGAN |
| Rail at a ballet school | BARRE |
| Golf’s “Slammin’ Sammy” | SNEAD |
| Liver secretion | BILE |
| “Apocalypse Now” setting, for short | NAM |
| Popular place to wed, in Scotland | GRETNAGREEN |
| Supped in style | DINED |
| Name on collectible toy trucks | HESS |
| Look like a lecher | OGLE |
| Solo for Te Kanawa | ARIA |
| Wounded at Pamplona | GORED |
| MLB executive Joe | TORRE |
| Closely related | AKIN |
| Source of 37-Across | MINE |
| Exterminator’s victim | PEST |
| Like the moon’s surface | CRATERED |
| Got detached | CAMEOFF |
| “Now . . . where ___ I?” | WAS |
| Chagall who created the Jerusalem Windows | MARC |
| Fritter away | WASTE |
| Be of service to | AVAIL |
| Old, but new again | RETRO |
| Moistens, as produce | MISTS |
| Yemeni port | ADEN |
| Musial in Cooperstown | STAN |
| The five of “Hamlet” | ACTS |
| “America the Beautiful” pronoun | THEE |
| “To Kill a Mockingbird” author Harper | LEE |
| India pale ___ | ALE |